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This image evokes the thoughts of patience versus haste and living versus silently witnessing life pass by. Being European, I found the position of the statue somewhat odd for we normally place this kind of adornments in traffic roundabouts. I took this image last Monday as I went for a walk in the Brisbane CBD. I also realised later I should have fitted the lens with a polarising filter, but I didn't.

For some reason that I don't understand sometimes 800 pixels wide fits and another time, like this one, it cuts the image on the right. Is there some code to prevent this from happening?

woman how she would like to be ?

Zafra, no code at this end. If you look at your original image, http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~zaf ... ue_800.jpg , they look similar to me.

Thank you Glen, but on this end the pedestrian crossing the street is missing and yet on the website is there. I've just unistalled the video card driver and re-installed it again, but it is the same. The curious thing is that the maximun it displays is 1024 pixels wide. I am totally confunded and yet this morning at work I was able to see the complete images so it must be my display then. Like now I cannot see the avatar pics

zafra52 wrote:Thank you Glen, but on this end the pedestrian crossing the street is missing and yet on the website is there. I've just unistalled the video card driver and re-installed it again, but it is the same. The curious thing is that the maximun it displays is 1024 pixels wide. I am totally confunded and yet this morning at work I was able to see the complete images so it must be my display then. Like now I cannot see the avatar pics

You need to change your monitor resolution settings... I had the same problem... *nods*...

and this is an interesting statue Zafra.. can't say that I have seen it around.. where in Brisbane is it? (yeah I obviously never get into the city)... I like the sky in this shot too... you were lucky to get out on a sunny day as they seem few and far between lately don't they?..

Hello Bindii. The statue is at the corner of Charlote & Albert St